some process flooding oracle's .sh_history file



Platform: Oracle 10.2.0.2.0 on HP-UX B.11.11

This began just recently. While logged on to the sever with the
'oracle' account, I noticed my command line history returning a bunch
of stuff I hadn't entered. This is a very small shop, so I have a
pretty good feel for when someone else may be logged on, and the
commands in the history didn't look like anything any of us would have
entered at the command line.

Looking into oracle's .sh_history file, I found scores of entries like
this:

2 echo Start Command;LC_ALL=C;export LC_ALL;netstat -i; echo Finish
Command
3 echo Start Command; LC_ALL=C;export LC_ALL;/etc/swapinfo -t | grep
total;echo Finish Command

( I've left the vi line numbers, to deliniate individual records.)

Looks like something the dbcontrol agent would be doing to gather
stats, but if so, I've never seen it show up in the .sh_history file
before.

Anyone seen anything like this, or have and educated idea?

.



Relevant Pages

  • Re: some process flooding oracles .sh_history file
    ... commands in the history didn't look like anything any of us would have ... entered at the command line. ... Senior Oracle DBA ... slow enough to grab a transient process like that. ...
    (comp.databases.oracle.server)
  • SUMMARY: sudo version 1.6.7p5 : using -H -u options on Solaris 8
    ... Many thanks to those that responded, as expected all responses were helpful. ... This will allow you to do the thing that the user oracle requires while also ... designated in the sudoers file who requires to use the command, ... there is a CLASSPATH variable set which, as the oracle user I can see by ...
    (SunManagers)
  • Re: Basic question | run multiple queries without reconnecting
    ... :>From an oracle client like oracle sqldeveloper, I can run the DCL - ... : system as role: sysdba - but then I cant even connect to the db.. ... as default - I get the same error when I run this command: ...
    (comp.databases.oracle.server)
  • Re: How many names and addresses can you have for ID card
    ... Think command line only (except when you're installing, ... which is unsettling to we Linux users. ... This is NOTHING to do with Oracle though. ...
    (uk.legal)
  • Re: AIX Performance issue
    ... however approx 30 users normally access AIX server ... > through oracle application, every thing was running fine during last 3 ... > sar and lpstat command and their output was as given below. ... > Mostly when error occurred our database daily backup was in process ...
    (comp.unix.aix)